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"NA" wrote in
: I see no mention of switching off your charger. That is your most likely source of a buzz. Usually the source of this buzz is either corroded terminals or a dead battery cell with the charger running full bore trying to bring the voltage up. In either case, the high resistance the charger (or alternator which makes the stereo whine at various pitches as the engine RPM varies) is pumping into creates pulses on top of the residual battery voltage. As the audio power amp is running directly off this pulsating voltage, the buzz/whine is passed onto the speakers. Does it whine when the alternator is running, too? |
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